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Toke Makinwa, Rudeboy, Ruth Kadiri others mark Childrenâs Day with âunhappy Childrenâs Dayâ message over abducted Oyo children
Celebrities including Toke Makinwa, Rudeboy and Ruth Kadiri used Children’s Day to remember the abducted children and teachers in Oyo, describing it as an “unhappy Children’s Day.”
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The celebrities called for the safe return of the victims. They also urged Nigerians to keep speaking up, praying and demanding action as families of the missing victims continue to wait for their return.
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